planned action. members of the clergy in support of undocumented immigrants not only took to the streets but took 7th street. >> well, clergy are standing up. it's a moral indignation. >> they'd planned this rally before the order in arizona. the court said that law is the supreme law of the lanld. federal immigration law always tried to preserve rights of individuals and this statute does not do that. >> the arizona court action does not end the debate, probably extend tending it. for now, it does nop arizona from implementing toughest measures to warrantless arrests for people suspected of deportable crimes, and it blocked pro vision that's would have made being an illegal alien or looking for work as an illegal alien a state crime, putting on hold requirements to carry papers nchl arizona today, illegal immigrants and those who support them celebrated. arizona's governor, jan brewer,

meantime expects to appeal and sthend case to the supreme court. >> and they need a step up to do this job they have the responsibility to do. >> her frustration is well beyond arizona to certain parties in california. >> problem is that for the past 45 years, the federal government has been impoltent about unrestricted immigration. >> in marin county, jerome wrote an as yet unvoted initiative requiring all city contractors to verify employee citizenship, saying cal has much as stake. >> liberals have a very good heart. they want owe do everything for everyone. we've realized you can't do that without going bankrupt. >> in san francisco this afternoon, the script played out as written, clergy occupied 7th, and police forced them out, placing demonstrators under arrest. for the record none of them

were undocumented immigrants. and now, you're looking at 7th street again, live. the ep demonstration is over. and traffic is flowing as it normally would. once again, 19 arrests, they were all cited and released. they were charged with an infraction and a misdemeanor. failing to on yeah a traffic officer from 7th street in the federal building in san francisco, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and state employees will have to go back to enduring days off without pay. state workers can get back to work full time. they found out by e mail the latest furloughs will take affect august with three unpaid days off per month. leanne? >> the this will be the second, third and fourth friday of every month, so technically, if you check calendars, the first real furlough day will be august 13th. i can tell you people we've

talked to, nobody, nobody likes it. >> state employees furlough free for one month. they began looking healthy again, the governor faces a $19 billion budget deficit. >> the state is facing a cash crisis, and because the legislature failed to produce a budget, we're going run out of cash. we cannot be able to pay the bills. >> state employees cannot contain their frustration. >> get another job. you were well at making movies. balancing and running this state of california has never been your job. >> i have to try to find a way to makeup income taken away from me. >> last furlough period added up to a 15% pay cut, lasting for a year and a half and took a toll on many employees. >> i mean, you know physically, there are difficulties. and this is like... you know, like... three... 15% pay cut

for like a year and a half knew, second third and fourth fridays of the month will be furlough days. >> as soon as we get a budget, furloughs go away. >> estimated 200,000 state workers will be affected. those employee who's work for departments collecting revenue are exempt but the department of motor vehicles is not one of them. they, too. will have to close. >> it's hard enough to get into dmv. trying to make an appointment, further closures making it harder on us. >> like the previous furlough policy, law enforcement agencies will not be affected. those businesses that depend on state employees will again feel the pinch. furlly -- charlie lee owns a sandwich stop. >> it's a government town, we end up closing early. half days fridays. >> so there is talk here in oakland and sacramento, people predicting we won't have a

budget in place until november. and this is because it's an election year. people who are running for office don't really want to be associated with cuts now. state employees want this resolved noi. -- now. >> all right. thank you, leanne. san jose mayor decided not to press forward with november ballot measure asking voters to approve a downtown baseball stadium for the a's. major league baseball asked the mayor to back off, and he d there are challenges of mixing politics and sports in the south bay. >> the mayor is trying to get the a's to san jose. and in his latest at bat, may be taking one for the team. the mayor wanted to ask voters in november approve a major league ballpark near downtown. that move was backed by a's owner, lou wolf but baseball commissioner bufd sell yig said back off, today, the mayor stood down after talking with wolf. >> i think everybody agreed

right course of action is to honor requests and the course, we hope will be done quickly. it's a process we're going to let that play out good go together ballot. >> what the mayor got was an offer by baseball to help pay for a special election in march after they resolved the issue into san francisco giants having territorial rights in santa clara county and there is a fine line, needing their support for a a's move south. not only is oakland fighting to keep the a's but giants fighting harder. the team issued a statement reading for more than 50 years, the county has been the heart of giants territory. that health and competitiveness of the team depends on it. long-time aids to san jose advocate says the mayor made a brilliant power play to move things along. >> we've got their attention. they are preparing, i think, to at least take a look at

rescinding territorial rights giants have. >> major league baseball sup first. waiters wait, on deck. >> there is from baseball to football, 49ers scoffing at the contention everything is now in place to build a stadium for the team in san francisco. the mayor says that this is shovel ready and there is final approveal to the project. >> every promise made to the 49ers has been kept. we've delivered it and delivering a partner putting up $100 million. if they wanted to get building permits, they can get them. they can start construction in the immediate future. >> this project is not trouble ready unless the shovel comes with roads and access and transportation. and all of the funds to finance that. >> there is a 49ers moving ahead. voters there approved a

measure. >> firefighters gaining ground tonight on two major wildfires burning out of control in southern california. both burning east of bakersfield. interest there is a 15,000 acre fire near kernville and a smaller fire south of tehachapi threatening dozens of homes. and that is where we have abc 7 leo stall worth joining us live. leo? >> there is more and more resources pouring into the area here. and this fire fight continues here. the west fire has burned about 1400 acres burning three dozen structures. with at least 15 structures threatened, federal, state and local firefighters are battling the blaze which is about 25% contained the governor visited this afternoon, and the governor was given an update on the fire declaring a state of emergency in the area.

>> we're fortunate up until now with our wildfires and he different fires around the state. there is less so far than last year. but... this season is here. as you can see. and this is why we've he declared this state of emergency yesterday to get state money as quickly as possible. and this is resources here as quickly as possible. >> we spoke to residents who lost in the fire. his home was compared. his garage was converted into a museum. >> i've lost my retirement, my savings is gone. i didn't save money. i saved artifacts and old stuff. >> i think for us this is important they get put out as quickly as possible. >> the fire department has support from cal fire. and this is to bring you the

best protection that you can get. >> now, again, west fire here in tehachapi is about 25% contained the bull fire which is about 50 miles owe northeast of where we are is about 15% contained that. fire is a monster. and has burned nearly a dozen homes and structures so that fire is very much active, very much alive. and this fire fight between both fires continues stretching firefighting resources. >> thank you very much. >> in northern california firefighters are make something good progress tonight against a series of lightning started i fire that's broke out over the weekend this, is a 250 acre blaze and is the biggest. duszens of other fires have been stwiched. >> and still ahead tonight there is a major milestone on

san francisco bay. the bay bridge project goes into a new direction. >> first time this project has gone vertical. we're going up. >> we're here, we're not moving until change is made. >> there is prot testors demanding more help for struggling homeowners. >> a crisis of confidence tonight against biggest investors and what it means for bay area economy. >> magic of making movies. a museum marking 25 years of

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milestone in the new bay bridge construction project. first piece of the signature power put foo place. when completed the center piece of the span bridge will rise 525 feet above the bay. abc 7 joins us now from treasure island. the defining feature of the new bridge will be this tower. a single tower z today, the first piece of that tower was put into place all 2.3 million pounds of it. moving 1200 tons took time. taking three hours to lift the piece into a vertical position. then, the rest of the day to lift, and power it. this is only the first section of one leg of the tower. there will be four legs made up of five pieces each. this caltrans animation shows how to tack stack one on top of another, topping out at 525 feet above the bay.

finished power will hold a cable connecting into the road bed, and reconnects into the tower. >> this is as beautiful as this will be, and this will be beautiful this critical factor is our emergency preparedness. >> this will be a mark with a key seismic safety feature. >> there is a massive earthquake these can move independent of one another. these beams will bend and break. we can unbolt them, and rebolt new ones in after an earthquake. the bridge can remain open for emergency service autos at a ceremony marking this installation, mayors from the linked by the bridge reflected on the history of it. mayor ron dellums was a child when it opened in 1937. >> when the bay bridge first opened up they allowed people to walk on the bridge. this is for a nickel and a

dime. folks told me they carried me on to that bridge. >> the mayor says there was a time he thought a new bridge would never be built. >> the earthquake is 1989. and there is 20 years later and a number of years away from this being completed. by point is to acknowledge this. >> and that 1989 quake was a section of the upper deck collapsed and the bay area had been waiting for a new save bridge ever since. it should be here open for business, in 2013. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> california cash for appliances program expanded today. state officials trying to give away $19 million in rebates on emergency efficient appliances to replace old ones. >> there is where you can

receive up to $1,000 for heating and cooling systems. popular now is refrigerators and clothes washers. >> there is a strot to add solar systems to the appliances eligible for rebates. don't wait too long. there is a $19 million that won't last forever. >> there is video shot by one viewer. the river town reviveal vest value is featuring a challenge. john wilson reported the scene over the weekend and sent it to us today. up loading it to you report powered by you tube. you have video you'd like to share, you can e mail it. or go to abc 7 news.com. click on you rorpt. it's that easy. >> that is neat.

>> looks great. >> good job. >> weather was warm, there. >> good is modest warming into the weekend. not going to be extremely hot, just warmer. and there we haven't been exactly warm. unusually cool. the view from our camera is a wide shot, it's sunny outside. just patches of clouds at the coast. and there is some clouds filling in near beaches later on tonight. here are the temperatures. at beaches into 50s inland areas, you're into 80s, highlights coastal and bayside clouds tonight warmer days throughout the weekend. temperatures gg to be up to average by sunday. so this afternoon, you probably noticed near the coast we saw some clearing, sunny skies and temperatures similar to yesterday's highs

some locations coming up and others not much change. we're expecting some changes tomorrow. there is temperatures heading up and into the weekend we'll continue to warm. the reason we're going see warming is this area of low pressure is going to be cooler than usual conditions kicking out of here, warmer air mass over southern rockies and plains will be expanding west. warmer especial lynnland. low clouds and sea breeze keeping coast in check. overnight tonight, temperatures coastal and bayside clouds will remain clear. tomorrow afternoon into 70s to 80s on the south bay. 78 degrees in san jose. and today's highs running a good five to 10 degrees below average. there is by weekend, we'll be back up to average. mid-70s for aloe alto. 62 in half moon bay.

there is clouds and sunny breaks into the after the foon. north bay, 78 in santa rosa. 80 degrees in nappa. coming up a good four, five degrees. there is 76 in -- 74 in san raf yes. mid 70s around fremont. going inland and livermore 83 degrees. and around the bay, there is 70 in santa cruz cruz z salinas it's 69 degrees, here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a warmer afternoons, coastal areas you'll see warming by saturday. there is mid to upper 80s, mid-60s at beaches and will be in that holding pattern next week. so no major swings in other direction. expecting just minor ups and downs. >> thank you. >> and stay with us the news and pictures of the devastating floods now taking place in china.

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a tense confrontation outside jp morgan chase bank. housing activists demanded to deliver a message to chase executives. eem yogs are high after chase cancel aid planned meeting to

discuss dayways to stem the foreclosure crisis. >> we're here. we're not moving until change is made. >> that was the message about two dozen wanted to give to jp morgan chase today. demonstrators from the contra costa inner faith supporting organization converged on the homeownership center in oakland. >> we're not asking for a free hand out. all we're asking for is what is fair. >> members of people acting in community together and the california reinvestment coalition joined to call on chase to renegotiate more mortgages by reducing the principal of the loan. >> this the only way to ensure that loan modifications are affordable and sustainable. >> principal reduction is one of the alternatives. we have many to look at once looking at table. >> latest figures show 54,000 permanent loan modifications that is 21% of all

modifications offered by chase. demonstrators began marching into the homeowner ship center. a guard initially stopped them but let them in. >> we're bank customer autos okay. >> talk to them. >> the protesters said they would not leave until someone agreed to forward their letter demanding a letter. the letter that was delivered. >> we have today agreed to receive in writing so we'd not interfere ability to work. >> we have began community and nationwide suggestment of our resources in chase bank. >> we'll let you know what chase decides about rescheduling that meeting. >> now it appears most cyrus crimes committed during a downtown oakland uprising were commit bid oakland residents. 78 people were arrested for in

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san francisco police seeing what could be the beginning of a summer spike in street crimes including an

increase in armed robberies. there is some safety tips for police. >> this uptick usually happens every summer. but last weekend, there were more than two dozen incidents that, is a very high number, more larming is in most robberies, guns were used. >> it was a busy weekend for criminals and police. normally quiet fisherman's wharf were not spared and 27 incidents from friday to sunday. three friday. nine on saturday. and 15 on sunday. >> the city of san francisco averages about seven or eight robberies per day. >> assistant chief is looking at strategies to fight the summer spike in crime. >> just a mixture of public education plus making sure we deploy officers in those general areas. >> in all, 14 armed robberies

during the weekend. guns qused in 12 of them. two shootings, three assaults and one car jacking. they occurred mostly into early morning and late evening hours when restaurants and clubs closed and customers were leaving. >> if i can't earn it, i'm going steal it and take it. i'm going rob you. >> shawn richard helped organize midnight basketball saying many young people need summer programs and jobs to turn them away from crime. friday night was midnight basketball's kickoff. the same night the weekend crime spree began. >> this is nice knowing i'm earning money and i'm not doing anything illegal. i'm working with the government instead of against them. >> there is a 17-year-old from bay view is one of 70 kids working this summer on the garden project at county jail.

they earn money and learn life skills. >> and that is the thing i hear interest them. is that if they weren't here, then only he thing they'd be doing is getting into trouble. >> the chief says many of the criminals are reported to be in their early 20s as well. and know you're carrying cash. in this day and age, i pads, and iphones. he says always be aware of your surroundings when our late at night and take a cab if you feel unsafe. carolyn? >> good advice. >> and and risk takers investing in start ups critics say that caution could be pro longing the recession. >> this is prime networking. a conference bringing together start ups and venture capitolist was cash.

there is a new study says there has been a big drop in confidence among venture capitolists has to do with how long it takes big companies to snap up start ups. that is when there is a big return. >> it takes longer to get to those points that hurts the business model and revenue model of a venture capitol firm. >> this is just because confidence dropped somewhat doesn't mean they aren't putting down serious money. start ups managed to attract $6.5 million. the firms are bargain hunting. this firm suspects to invest this year in start ups. >> this is taking less capitol today. firms are able to fund for just a couple million dollars. >> critics argue the drop in confidence also retuss

appetite for risk. that could be holding back the economy. >> this is a hot bed of risk. now, it's not. this is holding back real estate market. because these things are connected. >> there is companies like hp saying caution is a live strategy. >> this can be what that value is whatever goitsing to be. >> in stanford abc 7 money scope. >> this san francisco district attorney announced arrest two of people accused of embezzling millions from a software firm. they are accused of stealing two and a half million dollars from british-based. >> my software saying both were responsible for processing payroll giving

themselves unauthorized bonus autos this is a bonus check issued to one of them for $98,000. and i think it's important to note that this base salary was $63,000. >> investigators trying to account for all money and are freezing assets of the accounts. both face about six years in prison. >> this federal reserves beige book report shows things slowed in atlanta regions. the nasdaq fell 23. s and p 500 dropped seven there. is another indicator. number of people applying for home loans fell last week by four and a half percent. fewer people applying despite lowest rates in decadeses. >> we're using our credit cards, visa took in more than $700 million last quarter. profits were down 2%.

>> a major disaster is developing in china heavy rain and 30,000 people were trapped in their homes in northeastern china two rivers and a reservoir overfleed. crews are delivering supplies by vote and moving some people to higher ground. 37 people have been killed in the collapse of a bridge. and the country's best-known river is nearing flood stage with more rain being forecast. the team of federal investigators does s.now in new orleans to open a wide range of criminal investigations into the gulf oil leak. this is been 100 dayses since it caused one of the harjest environmental disasters in hist rism the blast triggered a spill that spilled 180 million gallons of oil into the bay. and thogs who make their living there now say they're.

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billions of documents believed to contain detailed records of saddam hussien's regime in iraq are now available tolt public. the collection has been preserved. and we take a look at what iraqi citizens and scholars hope to find. chaos closed in around baghdad, saddam hussien and members of his government westbound driven into hiding or arrested. the famous statue was pull down. and millions of documents chronicling the ruling bath party and his years as dictator. many have been waiting for years to find out what is in those papers. >> this is how iraqi ees were

suffered and billed by saddam hussien. a private group called iraqi memory foundation ended wupt documents in the united states and now on loan to the hoover institution at stanford university. >> there are approximately 4,000 boxs. >> 12 million document goings back to the start of the bath party in 1968. everything from identification cards to routine information about how obtained electricity with we feel it's one of the important questions in the world that is available now. >> richard sousa is the director of the library in charge of keeping these papers safe. >> this was given at the 50th anniversary of the party. >> the preservation work took months. >> shipping them to a bulk freezing fa sill tism they do blast freezing which basically retards further growth of mold and mildew. >> took many more months to organize papers and dij ties them so people can view them

on computer rather than handling them. the collection is in arabic and has not been translated. >> this is as far as if there is a smoking gun, i don't know if we'll find one. >> many expect it to contain the information about murders of hundreds of thousands of people. >> our history. our family. who kill mid mom? my father? my brother? we need to know. >> and not every detail in documents will be paid public. this is blacked out names of many pry individual individuals. officials will be still identified and all names are available if you have a subpoena. for people tortured or lost families papers mean a new chance to shed light on what they call a holocaust. >> this document is very important for us.

as iraqis. and victims. we don't want money. we just want the world to know about us. >> and now, only way to see that collection is on computer. the original documents on loan five years. many people want them back in iraq and there are continuing to return and coming up next, magic of the movies. >> and an east bay museum celebrating 25 years of film making. $ñ$ñ@$@$@$@$

ever wonder how they created toy story, cars or "ratatouille"? there is a major exhibition opening saturday at oakland museum of california. and there is an early look at pixar's 25 years of animation. >> images are unmistakeable. memorable. artistry of pixar, studio redefined animation. more than 600 works pledged a

collaboration. >> one artist make something. another looking at it. the director, production designer reviewing work exchanging it. making sure this fits the story and film. >> this is making it easier to take away mystery of technology z there has been a convincing world. >> if anyone touches a computer all characters have story. the world of pixar is done by hand, by artists doing drawings and sculpture. >> and executives showing work should come here after a world tour. >> it was a combination of not only these things being great works of art, but work fog pixar. >> and this is a logical place for this exhibition. pixar is just miles up the road.

having this in pixar's backyard means they'll be able to interact with museum goers. there are bonuses. wide screen art is starring looking at images taking you insifd animation. the show stopper whit spins and lights flicker there is illusion of motion. this is impressive and pixar has a million artifacts in storage, opening up the possibility for more exhibitions. pixar and abc 7 are owned by walt disney company. >> that looks like fun. >> yes. >> and let's take a look outside. there is sandhya patel. >> the coming weekend you're going see temperatures coming to average. tonight there is low clouds just filling the coast and bay. there is a sign of change coming. 80s inlnld. we're going to see a warmer

day tomorrow with a weakening sea breeze haechlding to at and t park tomorrow to watch giants take on garlins there is mostly sunny skies at game time. getting up into mid-60s so thud be a nice mild afternoon for the giants game there. there is a warmer afternoon suspected heading into saturday and sunday. there is upper 80s and low 90s inland. mid-60s at beaches. there is some nice weather ahead. >> i know. >> up to 20 degrees below normal today up to 106789 now heading back up to normal this weekend. >> we'll enjoy it, whatever it is. >> yeah. >> just ahead there is new optimism at training camp. >> and one game short of añ7y7y@

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>> and join me tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 cable channel 13. coming up, they say happy cows come from california. but why cows in dma da may be feeling better, then a sacramento woman's call to tech support leads to some sensitive photos being posted yoin line. >> and there is ports. >> there is giants in the pro receives blowing a seven run lead. and there is there is hitters taking up pitchers through shadows and not tonight. i got it. i lot it. i... got it. and whatever they're eating i want some. and there is four in the frame. buster posey extending a winning streak to 21 games. there is in a big way, splash

down, and remember when there used to be 100 boats out there? >> qits kauait now here come the fish. it's 9-7. brian wilson couldn't close it out. there is a giants threatened but dmot score. it's now 9-9. they're in the 10th. buster posey is now just a game shy of the giants record for rookie hitting streaks. and posey fueled a giants surge. the giants brass started posing in minors this year and there is maybe woe have been an instant success in april saying he's figuring out ups and downs of being a rookie in the major autos he had a little bit of a down spurt there.

and then... he made adjustments at the plate turning it around. he's been hot ever since. you know, combining that with catching every day and handling this staff, he's done a great job. >> there is a great rookie year, too. how tough to rake? >> you know what? this is sometimes a little bit easier. he's getting good pitches to hit now. he's hot. not messing them. and we can use it heading into dog days of august. >> never seen a kin so humbled. >> he knows that, you know he has to produce offensively. and is doing as good as he's getting fired up and he's not afraid to get into someone's face. >> he's a southern boy, too.

>> every now and then doesn't hurt anything. >> and worse case scenario for a's pitcher out for the season. torn flexor in the right elbow. he signed them to a contact in the off season. and there is no point and a's leading in the 6th. raiders opening tomorrow in napa with more of a sense of opt mitch. -- optimism. tackling dummies ready to get pummeled. tom cable says an aura of stability has led to higher expectations. >> this is looking for a great camp for all of us here. and this is better, leaving here to be the kind of football team i think they're going to be. >> hoop news acquired david life. warriors and good

tidings foundation are refurbishing the court at el dor raddo elementary school. and is excited about a new direction for the warrior autos we've got a new ownership. we have a new young kor of guys. and there is new faces and i think you're either headed into the right or wrong direction. >> another piece gf news for the fate. curry made the first round of cuts for the u.s. national team. down to 15. final roster will be 12. one skmor he may be on the national team. >> very nice. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and that is going to do it for us thachl is it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> and from all of us here, thanks for joining us every one. [ female announcer ] get extra savings

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